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MANHATTAN - KENDO/SWORD ARTS
- Hudson River Kendo
Garrett Huehner Sensei
John Jay College
899 10th Ave (btw 58th & 59th St.)
4th Floor
New York 10019
914-944-9144
machue@earthlink.net
"Hudson River Kendo is a Kendo and Iaido dojo that was
founded over a decade ago by Garret Huehner Sensei, with the
purpose of spreading the art of Japanese swordsmanship. Kendo
practice is held on Saturdays from 10:00am - 12:00pm, and is
open to all prospective students. For more information visit
www.hudrivkendo.org."
- Japanese Swordmanship Society
420 Lexington Ave.
New York 10170
212-691-2891
"The Japanese Swordsmanship Society (Nippon Budô Sôgô Dôjô,
Inc.) is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to preserving,
teaching and promoting in the United States the Japanese kobudô
or old martial arts of Japan."
- Ken Zen Institute
Daniel T. Ebihara
54 Thomas St.
New York 10013
212-406-9104
"We are only the Dojo built for Kendo training purpose, and
equipped with most advanced facilities. Please visit our website
for details at kenzendojo.com."
- New York City Kendo Club
Noboru Kataoka
351 East 74th St 5th Fl
New York 10021
212-874-6161
Use their email
form.
"Strategy and a positive spirit are very important parts of
kendo. The continuous study of kendo helps to discipline your
physical, technical, and spiritual powers."
- ShidoGakuin
Shozo Kato
225 East 43rd St, 2nd Floor (between 2nd and 3rd Ave)
New York 10017
212-431-1322
"The Shidogakuin Kendo and Iaido school's roots reach back to
1984 when Shozo Kato and Tsuyoshi Inoshita established the first
dojo, Doshikan, in Manhattan. Doshikan was founded on the principle
of promoting the practice of Kendo and Iaido, teaching correct
technique while stressing inner strength balanced with self-discipline,
beauty, gracious manners and mutual respect of opponents and
peers."
- Shinkageryu Hyoho:
The US Marobashikai
Masami Shioda
Sandra Cameron Dance Center Studio #4
199 Lafayette Street (one block south of Spring Street)
New York 10012
212-586-6061
"The Shinkageryu Hyoho U.S. Marobashi-Kai is the international
U.S. chapter of the Shinkageryu Hyoho Marobashikai of Japan,
under Grand Master Watanabe Tadashige."
- Touhkondo Martial Arts Dojo
de Jongh "Jishin" Sensei
501 Lexington Avenue
Between 47-46th ave.
New York 10017
347-531-9557 or 212-755-1400
"The practice of Old Ryu Samurai Swordsmanship called Ken-jutsu,
combined with unique Budokan Kobudo Weaponry and unarmed combat
called Ju-Jutsu. Iso-philosophy is taught to so the candidate
may grow to cultivate the Self, to identify with nature and
have harmony amongst people."
- U.S. Budo Kai-Kan
110 W. 14th St. 2 Floor
New York 10011
212-807-7336
Teaching kendo, karate, iaido, and go-kempo-jitsu.
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